wastebait

A portmanteau of waste + ragebait i.e

Taking expensive or quality materials or cooking ingredients and ruining them for the purposes of social media engagement and views

I saw this video of someone cooking a5 wagyu until it was well done and then covering it in ketchup. It's obviously wastebait.

wastebait by casualmalexl May 23, 2026

wastebait

a term used to identify weed.

"yo lets go buy some wastebait!" "lets go to wastebait hq (dispensary)"

wastebait by fannyfiddleryummy June 14, 2026

wasterbate 

to masterbate over something that isnt worth the time or the effort then realising what you have done.

"dude i need to jerk of so bad but if im afraid if i blow my load over the wrong thing it could turn it a total wasterbate nightmare"

wasterbate by Toffer92 April 13, 2010

whitebait 

the type of advertisement that is unproportionally appealing to white people than POC

The suburb advertisement billboards on the fishing rod deals are merely whitebaits!

whitebait by LexicalBoomer January 18, 2020

Wastebasketing 

The act of quickly jumping up off of your partner to dispense your cum into a wastebasket instead of on your partner.

"I was fucking Brian last night and just as he was going to cum, the bastard went wastebasketing."

Wastebasketing by Sadistic1JJ August 22, 2009

Wastewater Yeti

An oversized unintelligent Olive Garden server who is employed as an operator trainee, displaying unfounded confidence and lacking the basic understanding of responsibility. The Wastewater Yeti refuses to accept her status as an entry level employee.

1. Did you hear the Wastewater Yeti? She’s about as sharp as a marble!

2. I wish the Wastewater Yeti started understanding she’s not the boss.

3. Quiet, I hear the Wastewater Yeti approaching!

5. Have you seen the Wastewater Yeti? I think she got slapped by Bigfoot’s dick!

Wastewater Yeti by ambrosia23412 August 24, 2018

wastewasteman 

a man that is a bit more then wasteman, but far less then wastewastewasteman.

max reiser is a wastewasteman

wastewasteman by Peter Ian STAKER February 17, 2008